Emotions Have Physical Aftermath in Brain and Body
The article cites Burrill-Friedmann noting emotions are physical, arising from nerve cell activity in the brain. It explains brain circuits, especially in the frontal association areas and thalamus, link emotion to conscious experience, with anger affecting digestion and digestion-related conditions linked to prolonged resentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrill - Friedmann
Chicago
Health Magazine
American Médical Association
Mr. Freedman
Strained Foods Suggested For Use in Special Diets
Dietitians note hot strained foods aid special diets for ill relatives or older adults. Not just infant meals, recipes suit grown ups too. Creamed carrots on toast with cheese makes a serving. prepare a thick sauce, add carrots, serve on buttered toast, top with cheese and garnish.
Guard Advice on Baby Vaccinations from Health Expert
Miss Martha B Brill, extension home health and sanitation specialist at Kansas State College, urges vaccination for babies within the first year. She emphasizes whooping cough protection, starting as early as two months, noting mothers cannot transfer immunity. Smallpox vaccination can begin at about two months with diphtheria and tetanus later, around nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State College
Bridgeless Crossing Marks Chinese Communist Route Past Yangtze
A historic note recalls Chinese Communists crossing from Cathay to Manzi across the Yangtze barrier. It contrasts northern and southern agriculture, as described by the Geographic Society, highlighting a land of 480 million people with 600 million city dwellers and 400 million in farming communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarigtze
Cathay
Manzi
Matzi
Yangtze
China
North
South
Wales
Geographic Society
Amateur fishermen take majority of daily fish hooks in U S
A prominent manufacturer notes amateurs account for over half of the half million hooks produced daily in the United States. The popular No 6 trout hook weighs a pound, while general production yields about 1500 hooks per pound of steel. Overall daily steel use exceeds 360 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tape Mending Gloves For Quick Repairs
A practical note explains using a strip of cellophane tape on the inside of a rubber glove to seal a hole. The method is described as quick and effective for a temporary fix.
Center Ladies Aid Marks 40th Anniversary In Meeting
Center Ladies Aid celebrated its 40th anniversary at a last week meeting hosted by Mrs. E E Osborn. The group traces origins to about 1909 and has included many longtime members while sharing worship and social activities across Gurley and Center Church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Aid
E. E. Osborn
Center Ladies Aid
Newt Foster
M. E. Webster
Perse
Jim Birdwell
Lottie Raymond
Wiker
Hart
Sheldon Scott
Rhoda Roberts
Rose
Tank
Ej. Brown
Lobb
W. Bowman
O. Campbell
Minnie Mayer
Barney Edens
al Morrow
Copley
Netherland
Baumbach
Southard
Linton
H. Scott
Draper
Osborn
Freeburg
Geo. Young
Weible
Guill
Gurley
Birdwell Place
Albert Linton
Ernie Osborn
Rev. Moore
Moore
Osborns
Harmony School
Ae Guill
Bessie
Laura Young
Lillie Osborn
Dorothy Rathburn
Emily Baumbach
Néllie Jensen
Maude Christofferson
Olive Gineau
Connie Freeburg
Brownson
East Aid
Grace ‘Aid
4-H Judging At Alliance Nov 12 Open to 4-H and FFA
Alliance hosts a judging contest November 12 with two hog and two sheep classes, one quarter horse class, and three Polled Hereford classes. Officials include E W Janike and K C Fouts. Open to Nebraska youth from many counties and to counterparts in South Dakota and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers of America
Alliance
E. W. Janike
K. C. Fouts
University of Nebraska
Tri-State
Ten Churches Joined by Local Ladies Aid Group
The Dorcas to Cen ters transition marks a shift as Center Church closed in 1941 and the building was torn down. The Ladies Aid continues, now representing ten churches, funding Nebraska Children's Home, Red Cross, March of Dimes, CARE, and other causes. About 20 active members and three honorary, with a legacy of 30 past members in locality and 12 distant, plus many deceased members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley
Center Church
Dorcas
Nebraska
Children’s , Home
Child Savings Institute
Christian Home
Red Cross
March of ‘Dimes
Nat'l Society
Henry
Rhodes
Sister Kenny Foundation
North Latte
Cambridge
Flo
Miaha
Sidney
Sidney Rest Rooms
Dalton and Gurley
Fred Segélké
Dalton Lutheran Building Fund
Kennie ‘ Barr’ Fund
Dalton Fireman
M. E. ‘Webster
Sherinton
Scott
Cress Guill
Jim Birdwell
Otto Perso
Wiker
Bowman
John Brown
Netherland
Maggie/ Draper
Sidney social notices and visits mixed with local engagements
Miss Mildred Reiken of Sidney spent a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Reiken. Mrs J R Brown returned from several days visit with her children. Mrs Aller hosted a card party. Leonard Reiken and Miss Mary Ann Treinen of Sidney dined with his parents. G W Bomiser of Sterling called on Jo A Oliverius. Mrs D E Dickinson and Mrs Elmer Henry visited Mr and Mrs Lawrence Frame near Red Lion Cole. Mrs W R Brown and Mrs Glenn Dickinson hosted Alpha Omega Club. Ben Reiken handled Sidney business Tuesday afternoon.
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Mildred .Reiken
Sidney
Ben Reiken
Sis
G.W. Bomiser
Sterling
Joé' A
Alpha Omega Club
Ben, Reiken
The
Telegraph
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Naib
Petroleum
Kenneth’ Sigan
Sidney Livestock Sales
Caine
Hampshire
Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion
Emerald Rapp
Hardy Furniture. CO
Kroehler
Sénol
Mrs. D
Dickineé
St. Martha’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
Hallowe'en
Hes
Sidney City Auditorium
Joe Merck
Asere
Potter State Bank
Potter
Schmoller & Mueller
Davenport
Axminster
Rug
Brady
Grunow
Norge
Worge Electric Ice Box
Ironing Board
Coronado
Barrow
Biman
Rockers
B. Slocumb
Sas
A. B
Ewe Voldsen
Fea
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